- published: 17 Dec 2010
- views: 23578
- author: 419ScammsYou
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Deweneti (Senegal 2006) Wolof w/ English subs
Deweneti (Senegal 2006) Wolof w/ English subtitles Director: Dyana Gaye Screenwriter: Rémi...
published: 17 Dec 2010
author: 419ScammsYou
Deweneti (Senegal 2006) Wolof w/ English subs
Deweneti (Senegal 2006) Wolof w/ English subtitles Director: Dyana Gaye Screenwriter: Rémi Mazet Producer: Andolfi Productions Starring: Abasse Ba, Oumar Seck, Nianga Diop, Moustapha Gaye Running time 15 min Synopsis: Dakar, Senegal. Ousmane, not yet 7 years old but already earning his living by begging in the center of the capital city, gets it into his head to write to Santa Claus. Cesar award: 2008 César nomination for Best Short Film for Deweneti.
- published: 17 Dec 2010
- views: 23578
- author: 419ScammsYou
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The Scales of God (Senegal Wolof Language)
The Scales of God is a dramatic account of a jeweler searching for recognition in his comm...
published: 27 Mar 2012
author: Create2010
The Scales of God (Senegal Wolof Language)
The Scales of God is a dramatic account of a jeweler searching for recognition in his community. After he subtly attempts to swindle another business man, he learns valuable lessons in the Bible about honesty and how God looks upon our good works vs. salvation through faith in Isa. The main character eventually brings his whole family to a contextual fellowship where they all learn the ways of God for their new life in Him. wwww.createinternational.com
- published: 27 Mar 2012
- views: 2796
- author: Create2010
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African languages at Ohio University - Wolof
African language...
published: 08 Nov 2007
author: ismailalam
African languages at Ohio University - Wolof
African language
- published: 08 Nov 2007
- views: 27403
- author: ismailalam
4:56
Language of Senegal (please comment)
Two Senegalese brothers discuss the function of the Wolof, Arabic, and French languages in...
published: 13 Nov 2008
author: compulinguist
Language of Senegal (please comment)
Two Senegalese brothers discuss the function of the Wolof, Arabic, and French languages in their mother country Africa.
- published: 13 Nov 2008
- views: 10721
- author: compulinguist
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Wolof Proverb 01
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
author: bu
Wolof Proverb 01
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African Languages Proverbs Project, the Boston University African Studies Center has collected short performances by African theater troupes in their native languages. These languages include Wolof from Senegal, Hausa from Niger, Amharic from Ethiopia, Xhosa and Zulu from South Africa and Swahili from Tanzania. Each performance focuses on one of ten common proverbs and places them within a cultural and social context. These videos are designed for advanced students of the languages and are an invaluable tool for developing language proficiency and cultural competence. While they stand on their own as authentic, and entertaining, learning resources, they can also be used as supplements to the African Languages Proverbs Project workbooks. This video features the Wolof proverb 'Ku dee ca ja ba, yaa tàgge sa bopp.' For further information on the BU African Language Program, please contact: Professor Fallou Ngom, Director of the ASC African Language Program (fngom@bu.edu) or Dr. Peter D. Quella, ASC Assistant Director (pdquella@bu.edu).
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 2792
- author: bu
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((NALRC))- Wolof and Igbo review
Website www.nalrc.wisc.edu Wolof Lexicon and Grammar and Igbo textbook Laoshu's channel gu...
published: 01 Sep 2012
author: laoshu505000
((NALRC))- Wolof and Igbo review
Website www.nalrc.wisc.edu Wolof Lexicon and Grammar and Igbo textbook Laoshu's channel guidelines: www.youtube.com My back-up Channel www.youtube.com Facebook Pages www.facebook.com
- published: 01 Sep 2012
- views: 651
- author: laoshu505000
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Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary - numbers
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary - numbers...
published: 26 Mar 2010
author: Languages1001
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary - numbers
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary - numbers
- published: 26 Mar 2010
- views: 7616
- author: Languages1001
3:39
Words of Life WOLOF People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: Words of Life WOLOF People/Language Movie Trailer c01501 [c01501t] Other names fo...
published: 16 Jun 2010
author: worldlanguagemovies
Words of Life WOLOF People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: Words of Life WOLOF People/Language Movie Trailer c01501 [c01501t] Other names for this language are: Dylof, Ouolof, Volof, Walaf, Waro-Waro, Woulof, Yallof This language is spoken in: Gambia, The, Guinea-Bissau (Guiné-Bissau), Mali (Mali, Mali), Mauritania (Mauritanie, Mūrītān...
- published: 16 Jun 2010
- views: 3662
- author: worldlanguagemovies
4:08
Wolof Proverb 02
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
author: bu
Wolof Proverb 02
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African Languages Proverbs Project, the Boston University African Studies Center has collected short performances by African theater troupes in their native languages. These languages include Wolof from Senegal, Hausa from Niger, Amharic from Ethiopia, Xhosa and Zulu from South Africa and Swahili from Tanzania. Each performance focuses on one of ten common proverbs and places them within a cultural and social context. These videos are designed for advanced students of the languages and are an invaluable tool for developing language proficiency and cultural competence. While they stand on their own as authentic, and entertaining, learning resources, they can also be used as supplements to the African Languages Proverbs Project workbooks. This video features the Wolof proverb 'Mbaam wéq na doomam, waaye bañu ko.' For further information on the BU African Language Program, please contact: Professor Fallou Ngom, Director of the ASC African Language Program (fngom@bu.edu) or Dr. Peter D. Quella, ASC Assistant Director (pdquella@bu.edu).
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 1665
- author: bu
0:26
Language101( Wolof) part 1
Since ive been in Senegal/Dakar,i've been trying to learn the native language, Wolof. ( en...
published: 17 Dec 2010
author: eZra brown
Language101( Wolof) part 1
Since ive been in Senegal/Dakar,i've been trying to learn the native language, Wolof. ( en.wikipedia.org ) This video is part 1.
- published: 17 Dec 2010
- views: 4315
- author: eZra brown
0:22
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary, questions - apprendre la langue sénégalaise
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary, questions - apprendre la langue sénégalaise...
published: 15 Apr 2010
author: Languages1001
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary, questions - apprendre la langue sénégalaise
Wolof - learn Senegalese language vocabulary, questions - apprendre la langue sénégalaise
- published: 15 Apr 2010
- views: 9635
- author: Languages1001
7:22
Wolof singing and drumming - GAMBIA
Traditional wolof singing and drumming by Group Rakaju of the Gambia. A onegambia promotio...
published: 01 Apr 2008
author: platini64
Wolof singing and drumming - GAMBIA
Traditional wolof singing and drumming by Group Rakaju of the Gambia. A onegambia promotion (onegambia.com) production.
- published: 01 Apr 2008
- views: 28334
- author: platini64
3:51
Wolof Proverb 03
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
author: bu
Wolof Proverb 03
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African Languages Proverbs Project, the Boston University African Studies Center has collected short performances by African theater troupes in their native languages. These languages include Wolof from Senegal, Hausa from Niger, Amharic from Ethiopia, Xhosa and Zulu from South Africa and Swahili from Tanzania. Each performance focuses on one of ten common proverbs and places them within a cultural and social context. These videos are designed for advanced students of the languages and are an invaluable tool for developing language proficiency and cultural competence. While they stand on their own as authentic, and entertaining, learning resources, they can also be used as supplements to the African Languages Proverbs Project workbooks. This video features the Wolof proverb 'Buur du mbokk.' For further information on the BU African Language Program, please contact: Professor Fallou Ngom, Director of the ASC African Language Program (fngom@bu.edu) or Dr. Peter D. Quella, ASC Assistant Director (pdquella@bu.edu).
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 784
- author: bu
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Surah Al Shams - Imam Hassan Sarr [Wolof]
IDEAL Presents Surah Al Shams in the Wolof Language. The Recitation is by Qari Muhammad Ay...
published: 10 Jun 2012
author: IDEALEVISION
Surah Al Shams - Imam Hassan Sarr [Wolof]
IDEAL Presents Surah Al Shams in the Wolof Language. The Recitation is by Qari Muhammad Ayyub. For more translations and CDs in Wolof, Yoruba, Mandinka, Creole and work in other African dialects, please visit us at www.idealnet.org
- published: 10 Jun 2012
- views: 755
- author: IDEALEVISION
7:43
Wolof Proverb 04
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
author: bu
Wolof Proverb 04
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African Languages Proverbs Project, the Boston University African Studies Center has collected short performances by African theater troupes in their native languages. These languages include Wolof from Senegal, Hausa from Niger, Amharic from Ethiopia, Xhosa and Zulu from South Africa and Swahili from Tanzania. Each performance focuses on one of ten common proverbs and places them within a cultural and social context. These videos are designed for advanced students of the languages and are an invaluable tool for developing language proficiency and cultural competence. While they stand on their own as authentic, and entertaining, learning resources, they can also be used as supplements to the African Languages Proverbs Project workbooks. This video features the Wolof proverb 'Doomu jiitle du doom.' For further information on the BU African Language Program, please contact: Professor Fallou Ngom, Director of the ASC African Language Program (fngom@bu.edu) or Dr. Peter D. Quella, ASC Assistant Director (pdquella@bu.edu).
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 1203
- author: bu
8:08
Wolof Proverb 05
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
author: bu
Wolof Proverb 05
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African Languages Proverbs Project, the Boston University African Studies Center has collected short performances by African theater troupes in their native languages. These languages include Wolof from Senegal, Hausa from Niger, Amharic from Ethiopia, Xhosa and Zulu from South Africa and Swahili from Tanzania. Each performance focuses on one of ten common proverbs and places them within a cultural and social context. These videos are designed for advanced students of the languages and are an invaluable tool for developing language proficiency and cultural competence. While they stand on their own as authentic, and entertaining, learning resources, they can also be used as supplements to the African Languages Proverbs Project workbooks. This video features the Wolof proverb 'Jigéén soppal te bul wóólu.' For further information on the BU African Language Program, please contact: Professor Fallou Ngom, Director of the ASC African Language Program (fngom@bu.edu) or Dr. Peter D. Quella, ASC Assistant Director (pdquella@bu.edu).
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 1995
- author: bu
6:14
Wolof Proverb 06
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
author: bu
Wolof Proverb 06
Proverbs are an essential learning tool for students of African languages. In the African Languages Proverbs Project, the Boston University African Studies Center has collected short performances by African theater troupes in their native languages. These languages include Wolof from Senegal, Hausa from Niger, Amharic from Ethiopia, Xhosa and Zulu from South Africa and Swahili from Tanzania. Each performance focuses on one of ten common proverbs and places them within a cultural and social context. These videos are designed for advanced students of the languages and are an invaluable tool for developing language proficiency and cultural competence. While they stand on their own as authentic, and entertaining, learning resources, they can also be used as supplements to the African Languages Proverbs Project workbooks. This video features the Wolof proverb 'Ku gàgg ci teen, baag fekk la fa.' For further information on the BU African Language Program, please contact: Professor Fallou Ngom, Director of the ASC African Language Program (fngom@bu.edu) or Dr. Peter D. Quella, ASC Assistant Director (pdquella@bu.edu).
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 1021
- author: bu